What did police say the suspect admitted about recording?

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Suspect Admitted to Recording Police Officer Issuing Traffic Summons

Police have stated that the 25-year-old suspect admitted to recording the police officer who was issuing him a traffic summons. This admission followed an incident where the suspect allegedly verbally abused and filmed the officer with his mobile phone after being penalised for a traffic violation. The video of the encounter is believed to have circulated on social media.
Suspect's Admission of Recording

The suspect, identified as the owner of a Proton Prevé, approached the police constable while a traffic summons was being issued. According to Sentul Police Chief ACP Basri Sagoni, the suspect then used his mobile phone to record the officer. Initial investigations confirmed the suspect's admission to this act of recording.
Context of the Incident

The incident occurred yesterday morning when the police constable was on patrol duty and issuing a summons for a traffic violation. The vehicle owner reportedly became dissatisfied with the penalty and proceeded to record the officer while hurling profanities. The suspect was apprehended early this morning at a business premises in Jalan Dato Senu.
Seized Items and Investigation Status

In addition to the suspect's admission, police seized a mobile phone and a SIM card believed to have been used during the incident. The suspect's urine test results were negative for drugs. He has been remanded for three days until June 11 to aid investigations under Section 186 of the Penal Code for obstructing a public servant and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955.

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